stefanie dekker, al jazeera. >> still other stories you can check out on aljazeera.com. eera.com. i. >> gun fire at rallies in ferguson, cast a shadow against the celebration. u.s. attorney general condemning violence. >> not only on secures any message of peaceful protest, it places the community as well a

. >> i'm stefanie dekker on the indonesian island of banka.bsession with gadgets like these that has something to do with it. >> and i'm ronald patak. a new candidate announce he he's running for the fifa chief seat. and someone within the organization is orchestrating a smear campaign against him. >> add least 19 people have been killed in the bomb attack in the thai capital bangkok. the explosion happened at a shrine in the center of the city. veronica pedrosa reports and we'll spoke to her in a moment. >>> with the fire from the explosion still burning there was a desperate race to reach survivors. as the emergency services moved, police tried to secure the area. a bomb had exploded minutes before. and closed circuit television shows the moment fear struck in the heart of bangkok with people running for their lives. the bomb went off close to the hindu shrine. twisted metal and debris was scattered across the street, several foreigners are among those who have known to have died. survivors were rushed to hospital. government officials say t

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stefanie dekker reports. >> his tummy hurts, at almost three years old he should be bigger and still can't talk or walk. four of his siblings have already died of malnutrition, a condition caused by lack of nutrition in diet. >> i often wait for my husband all awl day to bring money. he often comes home empty handed. our children cry at home. asking for food. but we cannot give it. >> this is some of what they can afford. stale rice full of ants. we're told it's duck food. this kind of nutrition is having an impact over most children in indonesia. >> their intelligence is not as good for a lot of kids. we need to teach them that it needs to be addressed. >> reporter: one of the main causes of mall nutrition is poverty, affect millions of people. what that means is one-third of children under five years old are stunted, according to a world bank reporter. that could have implications on this country's future and that's something the world bank has been pushing the indonesian government to take seriously. >> you're not making use of the potential of like close to 40% of your population

stefanie dekker, al jazeera. >> still other stories you can check out on aljazeera.com. eera.com. i. >> gun fire at rallies in ferguson, cast a shadow against the celebration. u.s. attorney general condemning violence. >> not only on secures any message of peaceful protest, it places the community as well as the officers who are seeking to protect it in harm's way. >> six children shot to death in a houston apartment. a suspect in custody now facing murder charges. >>> and under fire in istanbul. the u.s. consulate is attacked and police officers killed in separate incidents. this is al jazeera america. live from new york city i'm tony harris. we begin with the continued tensions in ferguson, missouri to mark one year since the death of michael brown. some protesters are calling for civil disobedience the day after gun violence following anniversary demonstrations. [ gun fire ] >> two teenagers were shot near a memorial to brown and one man is in critical condition after police say he shot at plain clothes officers. diane eastabrook has more. >> two officers were walking near the

stefanie dekker sends us an yument. update. >> people gathered in vasheva to remember the 16-year-old girl. killed basically because she supported people's rights to sriends when she was stabbed in the back. they say they would donate her organs to played another life. really pressure coming out on the ground on the israeli government to tackle these jewish extremists. the orthodox man who carried out this attack did it ten years ago and only been released from prison three weeks ago. questions asked how he managed to break the security cordon around the gay pride parade. less than 24 hours later we had the separate astack arson attack on the occupied west bank. calling these troarts acts of terrorism and they will be doing everything to bring them to justice. the israeli security cabinet convened and said they would be passing what is called administrative detention for israeli jewish suspects. it sounds strong, what does it mean, we spoke to human rights lawyer she told us that it's's been the case, they haven't reall

. >> hundreds have held a candlelight vigil to support sheila banke fm insteadke stefanie dekker sends us an update. >> people gathered in tel aviv and basheba her family issued a statement because she supported people answer right to live as they please. she was there when she was stabbed in the back. they also said they would be donateing her vital organize ans. pressure coming out here ton ground on the israeli government to do more to tacking these jewish trem is, did it only a short time before this happened. be questions be how he could mechanic the be acknowledge less than twoir hours later we had the arson attack on a beings poit onous terrorists acts of terrorism and they will be doing everything to bring them to justice. one other thing the israeli security cabinet convened and said they will be passing what are called administrative detention on these what does it mean we spoke to a human rights lawyer she told us it's always been the case, but they haven't just implemented it. we are going to wait to see what the details are when it goes to the israeli plairnlg, the economi

stefanie dekker sends us an update. >> people gathered in tel aviv and basheba to remember a 16-year-old girl, their family issued a statement saying she was killed because she supported people's right to choose. they said they would be donating her organs to save another life. her friends family and supporters gathered, they lit candles and played her favorite songs. pressure is coming down on the israeli government to do more. the man who mounted this attack did so ten years earlier and was imprisoned. less than 24 hours later we had the arson attack on a palestinian home in the occupied west bank. very strong language coming out from the israeli government calling these terrorists, acts of terrorism, and they would be doing everything they could to bring the perpetrators to justice. it sounds very strong it's in line with the language coming out from the israeli government since these attacks happen. what does it mean? we spoke to a human rights lawyer she told us that's always again case. they haven't implementit. we'll see what happens when the comessette convenes in a special sessi

stefanie dekker has more from west jerusalem. >> the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressedis cabinet where his language remained strong in response to the recent attacks we have seen carried out by jewish extremists. he said israel had a zero tolerance policy when it comes to what he described as despicable crimes. thousands turned out in tel aviv to protest against incitement and violence. one opposition leader said terror is terror period. terrorists are terrorists period whether muslim or jewish. ♪net has vowed to find the killers of baby ally and bring them and the orthodox man who stabbed six people at the gay prayed hereh parade here to justice. we are determined tovite against the phenomena of hate tree extremism and terror from any quarter. it is not a fight of one camp or another. it is a matter of basic humanity, basic jewish values that are a guiding light for us palestinians say even though the language has been strong the facts tell a different story. they say the arrestson attack in the occupied west bank is a byproduct of this government's policy of settlemen

stefanie dekker reports now from western java. >> his tummy hurts.can't put that into words. at almost three years old, he should be bigger and he still can't talk or walk. four of his siblings have died of malnutrition, a condition caused by a lack of feud and nutrients. his father shows us how he sometimes eats the crumbled bricks off the wall. >> i often wait for my husband all day to bring money. he often comes home empty-handed. >> our children cry at home asking for food. but we cannot give it. >> this is some of what they can afford. stale rice full of ants. we are told it's duck food. this kind of diet is having an impact on million dollars of young children across indonesia. malnourished stunted children are smaller, their brain development is different. their intelligence is not as good. there is a lack of knowledge by the parents. we need to teach them it needs to be addressed. >> one of the main causes is poverty, the lack of opportunity and no access to education. it's something that ants million dollars of people. one-third of children

. >> thank you for that, stefanie dekker. >>> plenty more ahead on al jazerra. >> reporter: i am tariqy taking a look at the next bit of train technology that will soon be moving millions across london. >>> tigers thriving in thailand an couraging signs that the species is roaring back. >> there's a lot of work to be done. >> they need to quite talking about what should be done and do it. >> there's clearly an issue and we have to focus on how we bridge that. >> a lot of innocent lives are still being lost. ♪ ♪ >>> here are the top stories again on al jazerra. julius malema has gone on trial in south africa for corruption, rack tearing and money laundering. the former youth leader the rule african national congress and critic of president jacob zuma says the charges are politically motivated. >>> the u.s. secretary of state is in qatar where middle east ministers are discussing security issues. john kerry is expected to try to ease arab fierce over the nuclear deal with regional rival iran. prayer vigils held in israel for the teenage girl stabbed to death at a game pride parade. >>> u

stefanie dekker, al jazerra. >>> much more on our website, aljazerra.com. >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science... >> oh! >> oh my god! >> by scientists. >> tonight, techknow investigates vaping. >> whoever bought this got way more than they bargained for. >> yes they did. >> it's everywhere... in clubs, street corners and cars. they say it's safe, it can help break the cigarette habit. >> if i had to say what is more dangerous; honestly, they're equal. >> but what's really inside those e-cigs? >> you never know what you're getting. >> dr. crystal dilworth is a neuroscientist who specializes in nicotine studies, she'll bring us the latest research. >> what happens to your lungs when those metal particles go into them? >> marita davison is an environmental biologist. >> they're gonna be around the corner. they went through there really quick but we got 'em. >> she's off the coas

stefanie dekker sent us an updecade from jerusalem. >> the attack took place here but also people gathered in tel aviv and basheba saying she was killed basically because she supported people's right to live as they please. she was there supporting her friends when she was stabbed in the back. they also say they will be donating her organs to save another life. they lit candles they played her favorite songs. really pressure coming out on the israeli government to do more to tackle these jewish extreme is. this man who did it carried it out a similar attack ten years ago. questions are asked how he managed to break the security cordon around this gay pride parade. a separate attack on the occupied west bank. very strong language from the israeli government calling this terrorists acts of terrorism. they would do everything to bring them to justice. the israeli security cabinet convened and said they would be passing administrative detention for israeli terrorist suspects. what does it mean we spoke to human rights lawyer she told us that it'salities been the case, they just haven't the rea